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The 2027 Ford Expedition is coming, and it brings the biggest changes the full-size SUV has seen in years — a brand-new Tremor off-road trim, a 30th Anniversary Appearance Package, three new paint colors, a new Family Travel Package on Active Touring, and expanded BlueCruise hands-free availability. Ford has not announced a specific on-sale date, but dealer allocations will open well before 2027 units arrive on lots, and buyers who want a specific trim, body length, or color are smart to get in line early.
At Jay Malone Ford in Hutchinson, we’re taking 2027 Expedition reservations right now — no deposit, no obligation, just a friendly conversation about what you’re looking for so we can match you with the right build when allocations open. Whether you want the first Tremor in McLeod County or you’re rolling out of a 2019 Expedition that’s been every inch a “dealer for life” vehicle, this is your starting point.
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The 2027 Expedition introduces five major updates: the all-new Tremor off-road trim, a 30th Anniversary Appearance Package on Platinum, three new paint colors, a new Family Travel Package on Active Touring, and BlueCruise hands-free driving (90-day trial) now standard on Active Touring retail orders. Laminated windshield is standard across the entire 2027 lineup, and 4x2 is newly available on Platinum Elite, the Stealth Appearance Package, and King Ranch.
A few other changes worth knowing about: the Wireless Charging Pad is now included with the Driver’s Package on Tremor and Platinum, and it’s standard on King Ranch. Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow is optional on 4x4 Active Touring and 4x4 Platinum, and standard when the Stealth Performance Package or Platinum Ultimate Package is ordered. Ford has also added a new one-time seven-year purchase option for the Ford Security Package and the Ford Connectivity Package, giving buyers the choice of a longer-term commitment at the point of sale instead of annual renewals.
On the paint side, Space Silver Metallic and Stone Blue Metallic are discontinued for 2027, and Oxford White is now fleet only.
For the full side-by-side comparison of what’s new vs. the 2026 Expedition — including whether to buy a 2026 today or wait for a 2027 — read our complete What’s New for the 2027 Ford Expedition guide.
The 2027 Expedition is offered in five trims — XL (fleet only), Active (with Select and Touring equipment groups), Tremor, Platinum, and King Ranch. The extended-length Expedition MAX body is available on XL, Active, Platinum, and King Ranch, but not on Tremor.
Here is how each trim is positioned for buyers:
The 2027 Expedition offers two engines: a standard 3.5L EcoBoost V6 rated at 400 horsepower and 480 lb-ft of torque, and a 3.5L EcoBoost V6 High Output rated at 440 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque. Both use a 10-speed automatic transmission with SelectShift capability. There is no V8 and no hybrid in the 2027 lineup.
Which engine you get is decided entirely by trim and package. The High Output engine is standard on the Tremor and available on Platinum only through the Stealth Performance Package or the Platinum Ultimate Package. The Active, base Platinum, Platinum with the Stealth Appearance or 30th Anniversary packages, and King Ranch all use the 400-horsepower version. That surprises people — the King Ranch is the most expensive Expedition in the lineup and it runs the standard engine.
Ford’s published EPA-estimated ratings are 16 city, 24 highway, and 19 combined for 4x2 models and 15 city, 22 highway, and 18 combined for 4x4. Actual mileage will vary. Ford has not published a separate estimate for the High Output engine or for the Expedition MAX, so there is no official MPG figure for the Tremor yet.
One detail worth knowing before you order: Ford lists Regular Unleaded as the recommended fuel, but the 400 and 440 horsepower ratings are measured on premium fuel per the SAE J1349 standard. You are not required to run premium and the engine is designed for regular — the brochure figure is simply a best-case measurement under a standardized test.
For the full trim-by-trim engine breakdown, what 4x4 actually costs you at the pump, and why the Tremor still has no published MPG rating, read our 2027 Expedition engine options and fuel economy guide.
The Tremor is a brand-new off-road-focused trim for 2027. It pairs a High Output 3.5L EcoBoost V6 making 440 HP and 510 lb-ft of torque with a 3.73 electronic locking rear differential, modified higher-ride suspension with premium passive shocks, modified Raptor-style skid plates with fuel tank underbody protection, and all-terrain tires. It is 4x4 only and includes Trail Control with Trail One Pedal Drive and Trail Turn Assist. Ford lists the Tremor’s minimum running ground clearance at 10.6 inches, compared to 8.7 inches on most other Expedition models.
For central Minnesota buyers, the Tremor specs translate into real everyday capability. The raised suspension and all-terrain tires handle gravel roads between Hutchinson, Dassel, and Cokato without beating you up. The Rock Crawl and Off-Road drive modes are legitimately useful for lake cabin access roads in Kandiyohi and Meeker counties. The Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow package is standard on Tremor and rates it to tow up to 9,300 lbs when properly equipped, which matters if you’re pulling a livestock trailer, a fishing boat, or a snowmobile trailer.
Standard Tremor equipment also includes a Power Panoramic Vista Roof with power shade, leather-trimmed heated and ventilated front seats with Tremor logo embroidery, heated second-row captain’s chairs, third-row PowerFold flexible seating with remote power-folding head restraints, Pro Power Onboard 400W, B&O 10-speaker audio with Active Noise Cancellation, Phone As A Key, and BlueCruise equipped with a 90-day trial. Add the optional Driver’s Package and you pick up a 22-speaker B&O Play Unleashed system, illuminated rear spoiler, power-adjustable pedals with memory, and wireless charging.
We’re expecting strong demand on the Tremor in particular — it’s the biggest news in the 2027 lineup, and for families in this part of Minnesota who want the Expedition size but with real off-road credentials, there’s nothing quite like it in the segment. Reserve early if the Tremor is the one you want.
For a full breakdown of the Tremor — every standard feature, optional package, available color, and what sets it apart from the Platinum Stealth Performance — read our complete 2027 Expedition Tremor specs and features guide.
Ford has added three new paint colors to the 2027 Expedition lineup — Bronze Fire Metallic Tinted Clearcoat, Nocturnal Blue Metallic, and Blue Ember Metallic. Space Silver Metallic and Stone Blue Metallic are discontinued for 2027.
Bronze Fire Metallic Tinted Clearcoat is a deep, warm bronze with a tinted clearcoat finish — the kind of paint that reads differently in the morning sun on a gravel road than it does at dusk in a parking lot. It’s available across Active, Tremor, Platinum, and King Ranch, but not with the 30th Anniversary Package.
Nocturnal Blue Metallic is a darker, more sophisticated blue than the retired Stone Blue. It’s available on Active, Tremor, and Platinum (non-30th Anniversary).
Blue Ember Metallic is the most exclusive — it’s reserved for Platinum with the 30th Anniversary Appearance Package, which makes it one of the most limited-production 2027 Expedition configurations you can order.
Want to see every 2027 color side by side with real swatches, plus which paints are restricted to specific trims and packages? Read our complete 2027 Ford Expedition colors guide.
The 30th Anniversary Appearance Package (91A) is a new optional package for 2027 Platinum that commemorates 30 years of the Ford Expedition nameplate. It adds 22-inch Ebony bright-machined painted aluminum wheels, a “30 YEARS” badge and “EXPEDITION” lettering on the liftgate in black, Carbon Black front bumper and fascia, Ebony painted grille, Black-bezel headlamps with Ebony trim, laminated rear side glass, a black beltline molding, front and second-row tray floor liners, a cargo organizer, and unique front and rear scuff plates with 30th-anniversary detailing.
It’s only available in three colors — Agate Black Metallic, Star White Metallic Tri-coat, or the exclusive Blue Ember Metallic — and it requires a Salt Crystal Gray interior. If you want an Expedition that’s going to stand out on a lot ten years from now, this is the configuration to reserve.
The Family Travel Package (90T) is a new optional package for 2027 Active Touring. It adds 360-Degree Zone Lighting, a Digital Device Holder with 60W USB ports in the front seat backs, Flex Powered Console, Power Panoramic Vista Roof with power shade, Third Row 40/20/40 PowerFold Flexible Seating, Third Row Remote Power-Folding Head Restraints (the remote button is in the overhead console), and Remote Start.
If you’ve got a family that spends weekends between youth hockey in Willmar, baseball tournaments in Waconia, and lake weekends in Kandiyohi County, this package is built for the life you’re already living. The third-row power-fold functionality controlled from the overhead console is especially useful when you’re loading gear in a parking lot without walking around to the liftgate, and the 60W USB ports keep devices charged fast on longer drives to grandma’s.
Ford has not announced a specific on-sale date for the 2027 Expedition. Industry reports point to late 2026 into early 2027, with dealer allocations opening before units arrive on lots. At Jay Malone Ford, we’ll update every reservation holder the moment we have firm timing.
Here is why reserving matters before Ford opens the order bank: dealer allocations are finite. Every Ford dealer gets a certain number of build slots per quarter, broken down by trim and body length. When allocations open, reservation holders on our list get first shot at those slots, in the order we received them. That’s especially important for the Tremor and the 30th Anniversary Package, which will fill up fast in our market and across the country.
We don’t charge anything to hold your spot. We don’t lock you into anything. We just get you in line.
Reserving your 2027 Expedition at Jay Malone Ford is free, takes about two minutes, and carries zero obligation. Fill out the short reservation form on our Reserve Your 2027 Expedition page. A member of our sales team will reach out within one business day to confirm your preferred trim, body length, color, and any specific package preferences.
If you’d rather talk in person, stop by the showroom at 1165 Hwy 7 W in Hutchinson or give us a call at (320) 587-4748 — ask for any of us by name and we’ll get you taken care of.
2027 Ford Expedition Key Takeaways
No. Reserving your 2027 Expedition at Jay Malone Ford is completely free. There is no deposit, no fee, and no commitment. Reserving simply tells us what you’re looking for so we can prioritize your build when Ford opens 2027 allocations.
Absolutely. Your reservation is a starting point, not a contract. Switch trims, change colors, change your body length preference, or walk away — whatever works for you. We’d rather you end up in the right Expedition than the wrong one.
No. We’ve never charged extra to factory-order or locate a vehicle for a customer, and we’re not about to start. You pay what the window sticker says, plus applicable tax, title, and license. That’s it.
Yes. When we follow up on your reservation, let us know what you’re driving now and we can pull a trade value anytime — no obligation to act on it. A lot of our 2027 reservations will come from customers trading in a 2019 through 2024 Expedition, and those trade values are strong right now.
Yes. The Tremor is confirmed for 2027 and we’re actively taking reservations for it. It’s 4x4 only and is not offered in the extended Expedition MAX body length. Select Tremor as your preferred trim when you fill out the reservation form.
No. The 30th Anniversary Appearance Package is available only in three colors: Agate Black Metallic, Star White Metallic Tri-coat, or the exclusive Blue Ember Metallic. It also requires a Salt Crystal Gray interior. If you want the limited-production collector configuration, Blue Ember Metallic is the one to ask about.
Come on in. We have current-year Expeditions on the lot, and a test drive of a 2026 is a great way to get a feel for the platform before your 2027 arrives. Select “I’d like to test drive a current Expedition first” on the reservation form and we’ll set it up.
Every once in a while a truck or SUV redesign lands that feels like more than a model-year refresh. For Expedition owners — and for families across McLeod County who’ve spent the last few years in a 2019, 2020, or 2021 Expedition that’s been every inch a “dealer for life” purchase — the 2027 is that redesign.
I’m Jordan Malone-Forst, and I grew up in this dealership. My dad Jay started Jay Malone Motors in 2005, my brother Jake and I work alongside him now, and we’ve seen a lot of Expeditions leave our lot headed for lake cabins in Kandiyohi County, youth hockey tournaments in Willmar, horse shows in Litchfield, and family road trips that turn into family memories. The 2027 is going to do all of that better.
If you’ve been thinking about it, let’s talk. Reserving costs nothing, commits you to nothing, and gives us a chance to get your exact build locked in before allocations fill up. A phone call, an email, or a walk-in works — whichever is easiest for you.
We’ve put together four guides on the 2027 lineup — based on the product information Ford has released for the 2027 model year, fully updated, and written for central Minnesota families actually trying to decide between trims and timing:
2027 Expedition Tremor: Specs, Features, and How to Reserve
440 HP, 510 lb-ft, Raptor-grade skid plates, Trail Control, and a real rear locker. Everything you need to know about the biggest new trim in the 2027 lineup.
Read the Tremor deep dive →2027 Expedition Engine Options and Fuel Economy
400 hp vs 440 hp, which trims get which engine, Ford’s published EPA estimates, whether you need premium fuel, and why the Tremor still has no MPG rating.
Read the engine guide →What’s New for the 2027 Ford Expedition
A full side-by-side of what changed from 2026, what got discontinued, and an honest “should I wait or buy now” framework for central Minnesota buyers.
Read the comparison guide →Reserve Your 2027 Ford: The Full Lineup
Considering more than just the Expedition? See the full 2027 Ford reservation lineup — F-150, Super Duty, Bronco, Bronco Sport, and Explorer all in one place.
See the full 2027 lineup →About the Author
I’m Jordan Malone-Forst, Assistant General Manager at Jay Malone Motors in Hutchinson, MN. I’m proud to be part of the family business my dad Jay started in 2005 — and even prouder to serve the community I grew up in. I’m President of the Hutchinson Ambassadors, serve on the Board of Directors for the Hutchinson Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism, and was named 2025 Young Leader of the Year. If you have questions about the 2027 Expedition or any Ford vehicle, reach out — I’d love to help.